Hampton Doctor Dies at Wheel Near Humboldt
Dr C F Osborne chief surgeon at Lutheran hospital Hampton Iowa dies from angina while driving near Humboldt at 430 am Sunday returning from Fort Dodge with family and Dr A L Wood and family. Noted dairy breeder owner of Iowa Brown Swiss company with four world champion cows. Born Clear Lake March 15 1877 he practiced in Aredele then Hampton since 1906. Survived by wife three daughters Gale Claudia Marjorie Ann a son Jack and his father. Funeral tentative for Thursday afternoon.
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Hampton, Ta
C. F. Osborne
Lutheran Hospital
Iowa
Humboldt
Fort Dodge
A. L. Wood
Osborne
Middlewest
Iowa Brown Swiss Company
United States
Far West
Clear Lake
Dr. Osborne
George Osborne
State University of Iown
University of
Ilinois
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago
Aredele
Butler County
Hampton
Anna Cronin
Gale
Claudia
Marjorie Ann
Jack
Weekend News from Iowa Highlights Delegates and Hogs Record
Weekend Iowa news reports county GOP convenor calls for delegates to the district senatorial nominating convention in Glenwood on Feb 3 and Feb 9 meetings in Montgomery and Mills counties. Sioux City sets hog delivery record at 41 000. Nevada father shot by son Josiah Raymond 24 after years of instability. Burlington bowlers Haas and Peterson post 298 and 264 games. Davenport rector Rev F J Leonard invested as domestic prelate. University of Iowa campus religious survey petition seeks investigation of moral conditions. Des Moines woman drowns after fleeing nurse from a cistern. Des Moines man shoots after broken engagement.
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Associated Press
Red Oak
Glenwood
Clifford Powell
Montgomery County
Republican Central Committee
W. C. Rathke
Mills County
Sioux
Nevada
Josiah Raymond
Andrew Raymond
Burlington
Paul Haas
Gus Peterson
Hass
Peterson
Davenport
F. J. Leonard
Leonard
Sacred Heart
Fows Cuy
University of Iowa
W. A. Jessup
United Press
Melbourne
Dan Yordy
Des Moinés
Charles Marsh
Des Moines
Des Moines News Briefs From February Court Actions
A report details a deadly incident in which a man killed Mrs. Alice Green and himself after a separation. In Council Bluffs Elston Whittingsey, famed for confronting a bandit gang and saving funds for Wells Fargo, has died. Knoxville hosts a removal petition hearing against Homer B. Clark and Peter Tusseling of Marion County. State court actions may suspend them before a March hearing. Gov Hammill accepts Judge Charles A. Dewey’s resignation in Washington. Dewey had recently been named federal judge in the Southern district of Iowa.
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Alice Green
Des Maines
Council Bluffs
Elston C. Whittinsey
Dalton
Wells~Fargo Express Company
Knoxville
Homer B. Clark
Peter Tusseling
Marion County
Des Moines
Hammill
Charles A. Dewey
Washington
Sixth Town
Dewey
Iowa
Sheep-Slaying Dogs Caught In The Act Near Cedar Falls
Two dogs owned by farmer Marshall Uhl near Cedar Falls were caught in the act of killing six sheep at about 2:30 a m yesterday. Uhl identified the dogs as belonging to a neighbor and will pursue damages. if owners cannot be found, the county may pay. The notice notes widespread losses from dog attacks on sheep, swine, and fowls.
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Marshall Uhl
Cedar Falls
Uhl
Reishauge
Women Grateful for New Cleansing Cream
An advertisement touts MELLOGIO Cleansing Cream designed to melt away dirt and grime. It claims benefits for dry or loose skin, leaving a peachy, youthful complexion and preventing wrinkles. A companion to MELLO GLO Face Powder.
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Lauszman
Marmola: A Scientific Way to Fight Fat and Gain Health
An advertisement touts Marmola prescription tablets as a 20 year proven method to reduce excess fat. It claims a natural, safe approach addressing a fat cause starvation cannot, urging readers to ask their druggist for a $1 box and learn the reasons behind the results.
Irving Art Exhibit This Week At Irving
Washington Irving school hosts an art exhibit featuring colored reproductions of 150 masterworks from old and modern schools. Proceeds support purchasing school pictures. Works include Brush, Innes, Duveilleck, Symons, Wiegand and others. Admission 10 to 15 cents for students and the public.
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Washington Irving Senool Wk
Gainsborough
Titian
da Vinci
Terborch
Murillo
van Dyck
Raphael
Clara McKitrick
George de Forest Brush
George Innes
Ernest Albert
Frank Duvebeck
Gardner Symons
Harry Vincent
Robert Westley Amick
Gustav Wiegand
Parent-Teacher Association
Walsh Urges Professional Basis For Well Drilling
William J. Walsh of Armstrong Manufacturing says modern well drilling is shifting to a more scientific and efficient basis after attending Illinois drillers association meetings in Urbana. He notes earlier practice allowed almost anyone to claim the trade as water depths increased and tech advanced.
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William J. Walsh
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Urbana
Ill
Well Drillers of
Illinois
Walsh
Water well drilling grows into a professional field
Safety concerns push deeper earth work as drilling becomes a skilled trade. North Dakota drillers formed the first association about 15 years ago, followed by Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois. A national group is being discussed with Canadian and U.S. members. Walsh and G R Watson head to Minneapolis for the Minnesota Well Drillers convention at the state university starting Tuesday. Recovers after fall. Parkersburg Iowa Miss Mary McMahon mends from a fractured leg after a February fall with a satisfactory recovery underway.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Tlinois
Canada
United States
Walsh
G. R. Watson
The
Armstrong Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota Weil Deillers Association
State University
Parkersburg
Mary McMahon
Mrs Preston Endorses Father John's Medicine In Boston Ad
Mrs Helen G Preston of the Boston Employment Agency at 56 Melrose Street testifies to the value of Father John's Medicine. She notes it helps those weakened by illness and labor, aids children, and aided her own son after his war service. She highlights its alcohol free formula and use for colds and building strength.
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Helen G. Preston
Boston
Melrose St
Father John
Better Business Council Files Its Corporate Papers
The Better Business Council, promoting industrial conditions in Waterloo and surrounding area, filed articles with Mrs. Eva Brebner, county recorder. It is a not for profit corporation with H. E. Kiesler listed as president and J. A. as an officer.
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Waterloo
Better Business Council
Eva Brebner
How Mrs Weaver Was Helped
Mrs Weaver describes long illness but finds relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three to four weeks she slept better and gained strength, enabling her to work and care for three children. She recommends the remedy to friends and invites inquiries from other women.
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Mas
Lawrence Weaver
East Smithfield St
ML. Pleasant
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Kidney Trouble Cure By Jad Salts Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement warns that acidic foods upset kidneys causing backache headaches and rheumatic pains. It touts Jad Salts as a remedy to relieve sluggish kidneys and neutralize bodily acids, recommending a daily teaspoon in water for a few days along with ample soft water.
Plant Juice touted for stomach distress in Waterloo woman
Mrs. Lillie Mullens of Independence Avenue Waterloo testifies to relief from long lasting stomach distress after using Plant Juice from Wangler's Drug Store 229 East Fourth Street Waterloo. She claims improved appetite regular bowels and halted pains and headaches, praising the medicine and urging others to try it with free samples offered.
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Lillie Mullens
Independence Avenue
Waterloo
Wangler’s Drug Store
East Fourth Street
Wangler's Drug Store
Fourth Street
Waterlow
Oly
Townsley Leads Civic Council Board Of Directors
Townsley serves as vice president with Fred Repass as secretary and treasurer. The board includes H O Bernbrock V A Zellhoefer R L DeGon and L Ransom. The council aims to research trade conditions promote better advertising and merchandising and cooperate in civic improvements. A stray line notes a girl preferring Monde to being the president's wife.
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Mikey
Council For
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E. W. Marland
New York
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William Greet
Hudson and Essex
Hudson-Essex CO
J't
United States Department of Agriculture
L.teweles ‘Seed Co
Milwaukee, Wis
Lydia E- Pinkham
Monde
President
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Orns Quide
Pandacorns
Toms
Welp
Crystal Theatre
E. 4Th St
L. W. Welp
Samuel Crowther
Country Gentleman
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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Standard Oil
Michigan Avenue
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